“Blue Fury” and “Solar Red”

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After launching the “Blue Fury” and “Solar Red” colorways Nike Air Max Thea Damen Sale of the classic Air Max 90 with Nike, UNDEFEATED has now taken to Instagram to tease more upcoming colorways for the highly-coveted collaboration. The teaser image features four molded Air Max 90 heel panels laid out together, two in black and two in white. Like its release back in September, the usual “Nike Air” logo has been replaced with the premium sneaker boutique’s “5Strikes” logo, coming in four different colors: the already-released “Blue Fury” and “Solar Red,” and the new “Optic Yellow” and “Green Spark.” No retail price has been announced,

protection for their feet; others as a vehicle Nike Air Max Thea Damen Schwarz towards fleeting social media stardom. A third group of sneaker geeks – not to be confused with “Sneakerheadz” – enjoy shoes for their design, construction, and shape. “Shape” tends to take a backseat in popular sneaker-related conversation given that to the naked eye, the colorway takes the wheel. Even most Air Jordan 1 retros haven’t revisited the iconic ’85 model’s original shape, despite sporting the original “Bred” and “Chicago” color schemes time after time.

“Shape” is the reason why (some) shoe Nike Air Huarache Damen aficionados hunt down beaten Jordan 1s at their local flea markets, or why Fear of God‘s Jerry Lorenzo almost walked away from his highly-coveted sneaker collaboration with Nike. The same model from different years found in the same color pallette may look the same to untrained eyes, but they aren’t. As it approaches its 30th anniversary, the Air Max 90 is set to continue its return to OG form in a new obsidian and teal combination.

At a glance, there’s nothing “OG” about Nike Air Huarache Run Ultra this upcoming release, but just like the “Volt” retro teased back in October, this understated runner has updated the toe to sit closer to the height it first release with almost 30 years ago. That same toe is constructed in a dark-mesh also found around the heel and tongue. Mudguards and other overlays don a lighter, but equally as drab blue. The only pops of color on this celebratory silhouette exits on branding found on the tongue, insole, and heel, as well as the iconic Air bubble. If you already own a pair of Air Max 90s and want to compare their shape to a closer-to-OG edition, y Until then, enjoy an official look at the sneaker below.